Paired with McIlroy, Carl Pettersson was penalized two strokes on his first hole for accidentally moving a leaf — considered a loose impediment — with the backswing of his club when his ball was in a hazard.
The movie's punning title, which links the king's agonising impediment with the ritual occasion on which it was exposed to the public ear and eye, brought back memories of a lifetime, some amusing, some excruciating, some instructive, all contributing to the warp and weft of my character.
As with the implied passivity of stroke survivors which made them complicit to the dictatorship, so the participants highlighted very real impediments with encouraging some of the stroke survivors to become active self-managers.
However, a deeper analysis uncovers the informal impediments associated with the lack of rule of law, inconsistent enforcement of regulations, regional autonomy and pervasive corruption.
These impediments, combined with the Bank's inability to implement the aid effectiveness principles that it so openly adopts, cast shadows over the Platform's ability to deliver effectively on its HSS mandate.
The Impediments With more than 10 million residential pools and 309,000 public pools in the country, what keeps a majority of Americans from enjoying the relief and refreshment of a regular swim?
With the election over; with a presidential decision on Keystone imminent; with the pipeline rerouted to mollify the concerns of Nebraskans; with the State Department having issued a recent report saying there are no environmental impediments — with all of that as the backdrop, Oliver came to New York and Washington earlier this week to preach Canada's energy message.
The DSM-IV employs the presence of multiple cognitive impediments with disorders in memory functions as a criterion for diagnosing the disease [ 27].
Jeff Pash, the chief negotiator for the N.F.L., said the union was unnecessarily creating impediments with sidebar legal issues.
